Cyberattack
Israeli entrepreneurs raise $11 million to fight vulnerabilities exploited by Iranian hackers
Onit Security, founded with the goal of addressing the main vulnerabilities exploited by Iranian hacker groups, developed an AI platform to detect and remediate these exploits.
Iran nears three weeks offline as regime braces for renewed demonstrations
Orthodox news site Yeshiva World News hacked in apparent Iranian cyberattack
Iran’s clerical succession masks a deeper shift to IRGC control - opinion
Cyber diplomacy or a strategic retreat? US stopping cyber-offensive operations against Russia
The decision to scale back offensive cyber operations comes amid calls from lawmakers and security officials for a stronger US response to cyber threats
Israel ranked second most targeted country for cyberattacks
In 2023, Israel was in fourth place for the number of attacks after India, the US, and Ukraine.
Russian-linked bots sow fear, distrust ahead of German vote, researchers find
Cyber experts warn that Russian bots are flooding social media with fake terror threats ahead of Germany’s election.
Significant increase of fraud, cyberattacks against Israelis amid Israel-Hamas war - study
"Cyberattack and harassment attempts against civilians have increased by tens of percent over the past year," said VP of Community and Social Affairs Edan Ring.
EU must designate IRGC as a terror organization - opinion
The EU must take decisive action to counter the growing threat posed by Iran and the IRGC.
Chinese cyberattacks on Taiwan government averaged 2.4m. a day in 2024, report says
Taiwan has complained about what it sees as China's "grey-zone harassment" - from daily military drills and balloons near the island to cyberattacks.
US Treasury says documents were stolen by Chinese hackers in 'major incident'
The Treasury Department and BeyondTrust did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
Russian-Israeli ransomware developer faces extradition to US for hacking, extortion
Rostislav Panev was arrested in Israel in August in relation to allegations that he was a developer of the LockBit software.
'Ethical' Israeli cyber firm Paragon set for $900m. US acquisition
If Paragon deal goes through, $500 million will be split among 400 employees and 5 entrepreneurs.
Cyberattacks are expected to become more sophisticated, but so are the defense tools - opinion
DDoS type of attacks, where hostile actors create artificial load on targeted servers to disable them, have already become the hallmark of organized cyberattack campaign days against Israel,
